A Gentleman in Pursuit of Truth Quotes

“If we can’t disagree with the people we love, do we really love them”
― Grace Burrowes, A Gentleman in Pursuit of Truth

“To be admired in an age where avarice passes for ambition and cheating dresses up as cleverness”
― Grace Burrowes, A Gentleman in Pursuit of Truth

“The world insists I am a pathetic, unnatural creature.”
― Grace Burrowes, A Gentleman in Pursuit of Truth

“Banter’s enemy was not Silforth, per se, but rather, English law. That bastion of violence, privilege, and bigotry would not yield to reform any time soon.”
― Grace Burrowes, A Gentleman in Pursuit of Truth

“Given the medical realities, I could hardly object to her position. Women in childbed faced about the same odds of survival as the average infantryman on the day of battle, and yet, motherhood earned the ladies neither a regular pay packet, nor handsome medals, nor a hero’s accolades.”
― Grace Burrowes, A Gentleman in Pursuit of Truth